Rudraksha Combo Sets for Japa, Wearing and Gifting

Japa sets with a Rudraksha mala and jaap bag

For daily japa, the Sadhana Combo pairs a 108-bead Rudraksha mala with a jaap bag. The Mahakal Jaap Combo pairs a black Rudraksha mala with a jaap bag.

Many devotees keep the hand and mala inside a jaap bag (gomukhi) while chanting. A 108-bead mala is the usual count for one round of a mantra such as Om Namah Shivaya. Check the bead size on each listing.

Rudraksha and Karungali pairings

Many sets combine Rudraksha with Karungali (ebony) beads. Examples include the Rudraksha Karungali Malai Combo with Shiv Trishul and Nandi Pendant, which lists gold and silver caps. The 1 Mukhi Rudraksha Pendant Combo pairs a capped pendant with a Karungali malai.

The Karthikeya Shanti Set pairs a wrapped Karungali-Rudraksha malai with a Murugan base and peacock Vel pendant. In Tamil tradition, the Vel is the spear of Lord Murugan.

Bracelet duos and necklace sets

• Bracelet duos, such as the Shiva-Shakti Duo, which pairs a Rudraksha link chain with a gold-finish bracelet.
• Contrasting bracelet pairs, such as the Karungali floral silver bracelet with a gold plated Rudraksha bracelet for women.
• Necklace sets, such as the OM Shiva Trishool Rudraksha Necklace Combo with Adi Yogi Dual Tone Necklace.
• Necklace and bracelet pairs, such as the 54-bead necklace and bracelet pair.

When a set is meant as a gift for more than one person, check the size of each piece for each wearer.

Sets with a Shivling, frame or stones

A few sets add a puja piece. The Narmadeshwar Shivling with 5 Mukhi Rudraksha Bracelet Combo pairs a Shivling with a bracelet. Another set pairs a raw pyrite Lord Shiva frame with the OM Shiva Trishool Rudraksha Necklace.

The Chakra Trinity Combo combines tourmaline, rose quartz and 7 chakra Rudraksha pieces. Read each component's own description, because materials and caps may differ within one set.